Has anyone tried to run a Tamriel campaign? I love the lore of Aedra and Daedra.
Let's talk about TAMRIEL
Sebastian Flores
Parker Wright
Awesome Introduction to Nirn: youtube.com
Elder Scrolls Wiki: en.uesp.net
Imperial Library: imperial-library.info
Trivia and Daedric lore: youtube.com
Parker Long
Tamriel is the home of ten main races, each occupying a different portion of the continent:
Redguard - Hammerfell
Imperial - Cyrodiil
Nord - Skyrim
Breton (Human and Elven ancestry) - High Rock
Khajiit - Elsweyr
Argonian - Black Marsh
Orsimer (Orc) - High Rock and Orsinium
Altmer (High Elf) - Summerset Isles
Bosmer (Wood Elf) - Valenwood
Dunmer (Dark Elf) - Morrowind
Jayden Perry
Check out UESRPG, I think they have a discord.
Brody Baker
There are no short Dwarves in Nirn. Instead, the Dwemer (Elves of the Deep) were an ancient race well-known for their revolutionary technology. Their sudden vanishing is one of the great mysteries of Tamriel.
Nicholas Garcia
Hey guys wanna play my TES campaign? 60 dollar entry fee!
Colton White
I'm not into Skyrim because the setting is too grim. My favorite TES is and always will be Oblivion. Cyrodiil is the one province I wish I lived in. The quests were very diverse and fun to accomplish.
Anvil was the dream.
Parker Ortiz
>Skyrim
>too grim
U wot m8
Landon Jenkins
No, Todd. Your game is shit.
Ethan Richardson
I imagine he's mainly referring to thieves guild quest.
Evan Davis
Morrowind is even better, even if both funnier and much, much darker...
Jeremiah Baker
I don't remember the thieves guild as particularly grim, but I do remember being forced to sell my soul for shitty armor
Owen Adams
Cyrodiil's land felt more alive. I liked the green forests and lush valleys more than the rocky, snow-covered highlands of Skyrim. It was the kind of place worthy of fairy tales. I also enjoyed exploring the Ayleid ruins more than the dungeons of the Dwemer, eventhough the latter race has a more interesting backstory.
Henry Cooper
Unfortunately, I can't get past Morrowind's graphics. I don't mind outdated visuals, but I can't stress my eyes too much, and Morrowind is below my personal threshold of readability. But I watched some gameplay and it looks fascinating. Its wilderness is certainly the most diverse.
Camden James
Some impressively bad taste on display here
Henry White
What's your favorite pc title?
Let's get back on Veeky Forums topics: how would DM a campaign set on Tamriel? What era, province, enemies?
James Watson
Morrowind is best because the amount of freedom you have. You can get godly stats at level one if you know what you are doing
Angel Reyes
Start in the 11th era with space ships and 16th dimensional mathmatics as weaponry
Juan Baker
Blackmarsh - Politics game where we try to get "ebionheart pact" working once more in the 4th era with some fresh shadowscales and a lot of political maneuvering
Jose Harris
Valenwood/Elsweyr.
4th Era
Fighting Wood Orcs, ISIS-Khajiit, Bosmer meat eaters that take the Pact waaaay too seriously, Sload necromancer, Maormer pirates, Aldmeri assholes/Imperial assholes
Angel Foster
>Immortal god wizards, daedra and legendary warriors roam about
>The party's favorite arch nemesis is basically an imperial exec with too many connections and too much money.
>They've only met him twice and he's still they still hate him the most and due to the cycle of revenge, he is now the biggest threat to their friends, family and even their dreams.
Feels good.
Brayden Campbell
Nice tract of land